Finest instruction available in the tri state area. Head instructor professor Monroe Hall has roots…read moreall the way back to the very first real brazilian instruction that came to md. In that ninety's . It's a great gym in everyway with a killer yoga class and expert staff. With that and professor Halls authentic competition tested jiu jitsu you can not go wrong. Affordable as all hell. I just came from morning. Jiu jitsu taught by professor Hall and I feel great. Incredible energy. Extremely affordable private lessons available six days a week.

I went to a Saturday class, taught by Joshua Jones. Mind you I have never done Jiu Jitsu in my…read morelife! Only seen it but he was able to break it down for a newbie to understand some "basic" maneuvers which was super hard and my body was soar the next day for sure but it was awesome. The class is coed and I strongly suggest the women to try the class and if you can bring a friend so they can be your partner!

Greg is at the top of his game as an instructor,coach, business man and grappler. He has the…read moreknowledge and background to teach Jiu Jitsu, wrestling and martial arts. The kids are always engaged and get a lot of rolling time on the mat. My son has been at GAMA for a year-and-a-half and will continue all the way through high school and beyond. A+

Excellent training environment. Great place to learn Jiu Jitsu, wrestling and self defense. My son…read moreloves his little ninjas class too.

David is such a nice guy and a great instructor. Super positive and teaches a lot of different…read moremoves. The place itself is a little run down, but there is a mat and tons of equipment which is all you really need. It could be a little cleaner and I hope the mats are sanitized between uses. But other than that, I would try it out.

Mr. Frederick is one of the best martial arts instructors in the country. I should know. I went…read morethrough my green belt with him and then moved out of state. After twenty years and four martial arts schools later, I come back to Baltimore to train with Mr. Jim. He's an eighth degree black belt (how many people can train with one so skilled?!) and is one of the nicest people I know. Go to his school. You won't be sorry. I'm just sorry I moved away!

From the owner: We teach American Kenpo Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, MMA, Hapkido, and Wing Chun and have several Master…read morelevel instructors actively teaching classes. Drop by and check us out.

I love Kristi and Phael; the flow roll master. Come to the adult class on Mon mornings to try it…read moreout and fall in love w JJ like the rest of us.

Feels like a family! so welcome. they clearly know what they're doing, very knowledgable coaches…read morewho encourage you to be your best!! They truly care about you and make you better everyday. Wonderful and safe environment to learn jiu jitsu, kick boxing, self defense and more!

This gym is awesome. Great coaches. Practical training. Great environment. Cute dogs.read more

Great place for people who always wanted to try a martial art and for people hoping to fight…read moreprofessionally. Jesse is a great teacher and excellent giuy who creates a fun learning environment where everyone feels comfortable doing their best. No experience or athleticism required. For me it's been a few years of doing it; lost 100 pounds after a heart attack and it's my home for mental health too; I'm so grateful for it. Come join us; you'll never look back.

This martial arts studio seems to have a proclivity for putting bumper stickers all over public…read morewalkways here in Baltimore. If it were one or two, I would be less disappointed in them and assume it was an enthusiastic patron. Rather, I've seen them in tens of places across local parks and the waterfront, and it seems to be a deliberate, though unsociable, marketing strategy. Plastering a city's walkways with bumper stickers isn't the right way to build a following for a dojo. It's by word of mouth and genuine enthusiasm created by quality instruction. With the first sticker I saw, I was intrigued, as I'm looking to get back into training. By the twentieth, I had a bad taste in my mouth for this location. Just based on the amount of sticker-grafitti generated by Form, I know it's not the place I will be choosing to train.

From the owner: Form Jiu Jitsu offers world class instruction in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for both adults and kids…read more Founded by Atos black belt and Baltimore native Rick Slomba, Form Jiu Jitsu is committed to helping each student reach their personal jiu jitsu goals.

Sensei Jon is VERY good with little kids and getting them interested and staying interested in…read moreKarate, so I will give him that. Beyond this, though, this business should be reported to the Better Business Bureau for its practices. They nickel and dime for everything and also rope you into 6 month contracts. With young kids this is not feasible as interest change!

Could not be happier with our experience at MMA! We enrolled our 5 year old who has motor planning…read moredifficulties as well as some emotional regulation challenges. He had a hard time joining class the first day, and Ms. Marta was incredible and got him on the mat and engaged. Sensai John has more patience than anyone I know. All of the teachers have been incredible in supporting and engaging all the children, as well as teaching my child in a way that supports his motor planning.

I attended my first pole class *ever* here and had a blast. The studio is clean and spacious and…read morethe staff is so inviting. Dee did an amazing job with instruction. I believe I was the only first-timer there but everybody was able to do climb and do the tricks she taught by the end of class. They have a second studio upstairs where they do aerial classes and I can't wait to try that one too!

Fun studio - it's definitely a different vibe than the other studios I've been to - it's raunchier…read morebut in the best way, pole dancing is a staple here. The instructor gave hands on which I always appreciate. It's casual, relaxed and I went hoping to do silk acro stretching but it ended up being just a stretching class. I will definitely be going back to try their acro yoga - it's the only place in town where it's offered.